LCDP Additive Technology

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How does it work?

Liquid-Crystal Display Printing (LCDP), uses light from LCD screens to cure liquid polymer resin into hardened plastic layer-by-layer.

Benefits

Complex geometries with lattice structures and internal passages

High-resolution & textured details

Small to large scale production

Faster lead times

Applications

Production Parts

Manufacture high-resolution parts that meet demanding industry requirements for any scale of production.

Realistic Prototypes

Design freedom allows you to print highly detailed prototypes and end-use parts.

Tooling

Produce customized parts with complex geometries for a wide variety of applications.

Technical Data

Layer Thickness 0.004 in

Accuracy/Tolerance ± 0.008 in

Max Single Size Part 20.5 x 11.5 x 15.5”

*Accuracy/tolerance may vary with part geometry, dimensions, and build orientation

*Numbers are based on published Stratasys data

Material Options

Material color limited by material selection: Black

EPD 1006 EPD 1006

Excellent surface finish
Good strength and impact resistance
High stiffness and flexibility

EPD 1086 EPD 1086

Well-balanced mechanical properties
High detail and textured parts
Cost-effective solution for many applications

Post-Processing

Parts require washing & curing after printing Other post-processing options:

Clear coating in gloss or satin finish

Threaded inserts installed

Large assemblies glue together & finished

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